Tottenham Targeting Sporting CP Winger Francisco Trincao

Tottenham are shifting their focus to strengthening their forward line after improving their defensive and midfield options in the summer transfer window. It's been an incredibly busy window for Spurs so far, bringing in a total of six new additions for Roberto De Zerbi's squad. Martin Dubravka, Jan-Paul Van Hecke, Marcos Senesi, Andy Robertson, Mateus Fernandes, and Sandro Tonali have all arrived through the door at Hotspur Way. The North London club shouldn't need too many more additions in defence or midfield, meaning they can now focus on their forward options for the rest of the window. It is unclear what position in the attack they are likely to prioritise, but it seems they are in the market to sign a new winger. Tottenham eyeing Portuguese star According to a report from Record in Portugal, Tottenham are now eyeing a move to sign Sporting CP star Francisco Trincao in the summer transfer window. Al Ahli of Saudi Arabia are willing to pay Sporting €50 million in order to sign the Portuguese international, but he still has other interests on the table. Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Al Ahli are in advanced talks to sign Trincao, with negotiations underway with the player. It remains to be seen whether Trincao is keen on a move to Saudi Arabia, especially with interest from the Premier League. Spurs certainly haven't been afraid to smash clubs out of the park when it comes to transfers this summer, but whether they can beat the money of Saudi Arabia is another question. Tottenham eyeing Portuguese team-mate Trincao isn't the only Portuguese international that Tottenham are showing an interest in during the summer transfer window. Spurs are also reportedly keen on AC Milan forward Rafael Leao, and he is keen on a move to Tottenham this summer. Milan are reportedly seeking up to €70 million for Leao, so a deal for Trincao could be cheaper if Sporting are accepting €50m. Trincao, who has been described as having shades of Lionel Messi, could be a better option for Tottenham, especially at that price, but given Spurs' spending this summer, it wouldn't be a surprise if they were in the market for both players. It's been an incredibly busy window for them so far, but their business isn't finished just yet.